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A few days ago, I interviewed Jean-Marie Zeitouni, Music Director of the Columbus Symphony, onstage at Weigel Hall for the OSU School of Music Fall…

Denise Montgomery, who headed Denver's Office of Cultural Affairs from 2003 to 2006 and is now an arts consultant in San Diego, said areas of crossover do…

We've all heard the reports pronouncing classical music dead of natural causes. Â However, I'm here to tell you that it is alive and well, living on in…

The fourth season of Concerts @ Ohio State concludes this Sunday at 1 PM. We've presented eight weeks of concerts from the School of Music at The Ohio…

A previous episode of The Mozart Minute might have given you the impression that, among citizens of the animal kingdom, Mozart had enjoyed the company…

Some years ago, I had the privilege of seeing the beautifully restored Jean Cocteau film La Belle et la Bete. Â Originally released in 1946, the black and…

If some of Mozart's bawdiest letters were to his cousin, Maria Anna Thekla Mozart, some of his silliest were to his sister, Maria Anna Mozart, called…

The slaughter that was the Superbowl got off at least to a classy start when Renee Fleming sang our national anthem. I'm sure many were saying Renee who?…

Experimentation has brought the world wonderful things - light bulbs, automobiles, airplanes, the ability to deep fry an entire turkey. Ok, maybe the…

Yesterday, millions of yogis celebrated the first International Yoga Day so today's "Ohm" Monday is a special collaboration with the teachers at Yoga on…